DLP: Datensicherheit für Unternehmen und mobiles Arbeiten

Abstract: This webcast will discuss the Data Loss Prevention solution from Symantec and which current threats Companies are facing, which may be prevented with a DLP solution.
Attendees will learn about the Detection and Protection techniques on both endpoint and network or storage vectors and especially VML (vector machine learning).
The webcast is meant as a high level overview and not a technical deep dive.
Target group are Senior to C-Level staff as well as Leaders in the IT industry, who take care of the IT Security in their companies.
Key take-away will be a clear understanding of the industry-leading DLP solution from Symantec.
The workshop will be approx. 20-30 Minutes in length.

Portfolio planning activities have struggled to gain respect in most businesses. Lack of enterprise-wide orchestration arises from a lack of effective involvement and intimate business knowledge – not simply of operations and processes, but of business imperatives, obstacles and desired outcomes. And the information systems aspects continue to be planned in splendid isolation from the business, causing IT people to mistakenly celebrate victory when a new IT system goes live. However a project only really starts when the IT goes live, and so the planning needs to be fully integrated. This can only be accomplished first by building strong relationships with business peers that will result in measurable value creation. The next step is to implement a sophisticated PPM system that can handle the extreme complexity of orchestrating all the business and related technology portfolio of initiatives, capable of optimizing the plans (and the outcomes) as the business environment changes.

To achieve this, a new PPM model needs to be created to look at portfolio management in a holistic way, enterprise-wide. Planners need a capability that will generate multiple scenarios and real-time decision support. This dimensionality and complexity is well beyond the capacity of the human brain. By implementing such a tool, IT would be positioned as a critical partner with the business – not just in implementing mainstream information systems, but also in helping the business with a much better way to plan and manage all of its key initiatives effectively

This session focuses on how enterprise leaders and divisional leaders and IT leaders should be working in harmony to orchestrate great business outcomes, rather than looking after their parochial interests.

The development of a solid product innovation strategy is undoubtledly a collaborative effort, and company cultures that support an open and robust dialog will be more able to evolve their strategies to address their changing business environments.

Attend this webcast featuring Michelle Jones from Stage-Gate International as she discusses how these companies are better equipped to address risk and derive more value from their product innovation efforts. Also hear why aligning your product innovation strategy is an important precursor to making continuous strategic assessments and project prioritization decisions.

All attendees will gain insight into the 5 key elements that comprise a consensus based innovation strategy, the importance of clearly communicating that strategy to drive strategic portfolio management, and the metrics to measure performance.

This event is approved for 1 Professional Development Unit (PDU) credit.

Wall Street expects it and customer demand it – accountability from Sr. Executives for the future direction of their organizations. How can executives ensure their strategic plans are in action and on track? How can they shift and pivot to changing market conditions along with the risks and impacts to the long-term vision and goals? How do you thread accountability from planning to execution to results?

Join this session, where David Werner, Senior Principal Product Marketing Manager, CA Technologies, speaks with Rick Morris, published Author and Owner/President of R2 Consulting about ways to bring more accountability through your strategic plan.

A recent analyst study found that 88% of organizations are “doing Project and Portfolio Management (PPM).” This finding could lead many to believe all is well with this critical business process so essential to strategic success. This is hardly the case as studies also show PPM is still generally immature in enterprises today. The lack of maturity is largely due to the fact that most organizations are addressing only a subset of PPM capabilities. So though almost every organization can lay claim to doing PPM, few are actually doing PPM for all its worth. Many of these organizations will continue to miss out on the incredible possibility and promise of this essential business capability until they grasp and appreciate the full scope and potential of PPM.

One of the greatest barriers to realizing the full potential of PPM is an enterprise-wide awareness of the span of PPM and the likely gap that must be overcome to achieve it. There is a plethora of great PPM insight contained in the numerous books, methodologies, and frameworks available today, but using this volume of information to get everyone on the same page is a daunting challenge. The key is to use a simple approach and model to quickly establish a common understanding of this critical business discipline and to easily foster the conversations and discussions to drive the endeavor to raise PPM proficiency.

This brief webcast will present a PPM model that is easy to remember, easy to communicate, and proven to quickly illuminate the gap between existing immature PPM processes and the full scope and potential of comprehensive Project and Portfolio Management.

At its most basic level, communication is the transfer of information and ideas between two or more entities. In the context of organizational project and program management, communication is a core competency that, when properly executed, connects every member of a project team to a common set of strategies, goals and actions. Unless these components are effectively shared by project leads and understood by stakeholders, project outcomes are jeopardized and budgets incur unnecessary risk. Effective communications leads to more successful projects, allowing organizations to become high performers and risk 14 times fewer dollars than their low-performing counterparts.

This webinar reveals the communications challenges that prevent organizations from accomplishing more successful projects, and identifies key initiatives enable organizations to improve their communication as they face their own unique challenges in an ever-changing complex and risky environment.

This session is approved for 1 Professional Development Unit (PDU) credit.

A recent comprehensive survey commissioned by CA revealed some very clear trends in portfolio management and provided evidence of what distinguishes a strong portfolio performer from a weak one.

In this engaging presentation report author, Andy Jordan will explore these indicators and provide recommendations for how your organization can become more adaptable, agile and responsive to portfolio changes.

Learn how you can build improved effectiveness into your portfolio execution approach, and how communication can contribute to your success.

This event is approved for 1 Professional Development Unit (PDU) credit.

The C-level suite agrees that aligning business and technology objectives are an essential element in achieving what’s necessary to win, retain and serve their customers, however, are they putting their money where their mouths are? The data tells a different story. According to Forrester Research, while two thirds of CIOs and CMOs agree that the CMO is an active participant in strategic planning, the perception of CIO involvement varies significantly between the two roles. Moreover, half of surveyed PMO leaders feel they have all the tools in place to competently manage the portfolio pipeline. Companies are routinely adopting practices to deliver faster and better; it’s time for executives to do the same. Effectively managing a portfolio that enables business leaders to achieve their strategic objectives requires tooling that supports pragmatic practices in order to gather data at the right level and at the right time.

This presentation examines portfolio management trends and best practices that high achieving organizations have applied to turbo charge their planning process.

Forrester Research, Inc., The State Of Strategic Execution In 2015, January 27, 2015

This event is approved for 1 Professional Development Unit (PDU) credit.

At a time when digital transformation is driving significant change across all industry sectors, it is critical that organizations are able to align functional and cross-functional project activities to their strategic objectives. In the digital economy, the lines between technology, new product development, applications, service delivery and change management are increasingly blurred, and it's vital for the business to have an integrated view, not only to support strategic planning and investment prioritization, but also to effectively manage these initiatives through execution. The project portfolio management process must also evolve to handle both fast-moving digital initiatives and longer-term projects, with a shortened feedback loop that engages project teams and business stakeholders, and provides visibility at all levels. This session will address topics including:

·How to align projects to business goals in planning AND execution
·Why PPM is vital for a digital project portfolio
·How PPM can unify cross-functional initiatives
·When to consider changes to PPM processes
·Why project visibility is critical to successful business change

This event is approved for 1 Professional Development Unit (PDU) credit.

The risks and opportunities which digital technologies, devices and media bring us are manifest. Cyber risk is never a matter purely for the IT team, although they clearly play a vital role. An organisation's risk management function need a thorough understanding of the constantly evolving risks as well as the practical tools and techniques available to address them

The European Union’s proposed General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has left even the most informed confused.
Attend Mike Smart’s panel session to hear from Sian John, Symantec’s Chief Strategist and Tamzin Matthew, Symantec’s Director of Legal introduce this new legislation.
This webinar will cover 3 topics of discussion; Scope of the new regulation, roles and responsibilities of those involved in data privacy and how implementing ‘Privacy by Design’ will minimize the impact of the GDPR.

Advanced cyber-attacks are just too difficult to deal with! Often hard to detect, challenging to respond to and even then you are not sure it will be any better next time. Big data threat analytics is a growing theme in the security industry that helps organisations move from simple reaction to being able to detect and defend themselves more effectively. With 25 years of malware research and big data threat analytics experience, Symantec explains the benefits of big data threat analytics.

Time is short. With Windows Server support due to end on the 14th of July 2015, now is the time to consider your strategy to address this issue. You have options but you need to be sure your business critical applications are available & secure whilst not incurring significant costs from custom support agreements. Symantec has an answer which will extend the life of your Windows 2003 systems and that is cost effective and increases your security.

2013 was the year of the Mega Breach…and unfortunately the trend continues. Attacks on global corporations were highly visible in 2014 – a direct result of the huge increase in complex breaches. It’s no longer enough to simply work on keeping the bad guys out. You need a response and remediation plan for when (not if) a breach occurs.

In this webinar Mike Smart From Symantec will be hosting a panel with Sian John and Laurence Pitt discussing ‘how to protect against cyber-attack from the inside’. You will also hear Symantec discuss how IT Security leaders can balance business innovation and protection in the modern IT world.

Information is everywhere: with an increasingly mobile workforce and snowballing adoption of cloud services, IT leaders are struggling to protect information in this distributed environment. In this webinar Mike Smart From Symantec will be hosting a panel with Sian John and Laurence Pit discussing why ‘work is what you do not where you are’. You will also hear Symantec discuss how IT Security leaders can balance business innovation and protection in the modern IT world.

Every day we hear new headlines about breaches that have resulted in the significant loss of credit card information or customer data. Many of these companies are PCI/DSS compliant. So what went wrong? More importantly, what can you do to make sure your business isn’t attacked next?
In this webinar we talk about the advantages of using PCI/DSS as a base from which to build a wider, stronger cyber security strategy. By making strategic security investments, you can mitigate risk while maximizing business opportunities. Ticking the boxes to avoid a fine isn’t enough to keep cyber criminals at bay.

Our experts will cover:
•Overview of PCI/DSS and characteristics of successful projects
•The new European General Data Protection Regulation and likely regulatory/financial impact
• Case Study

Malware has grown to be a major concern across the Enterprise. The emergence of ransomware, such as Cryptlocker, shows the increasing sophistication of modern malware attacks and the threat these cause to your business. Ransomware disables the functionality of a computer in some way. The malware, in effect, holds the computer ransom and requests payment from the user to restore function. According to our research, as many as 2.9 percent of compromised users admitted to paying out, however the real number is likely to be much higher.

Take an Intelligent Approach to Security

Intelligent Security from HP ESS and Symantec not only identifies how to proactively approach your cyber security, but also how making the right risk management decisions can enable your business to operate most securely and efficiently.

Achieving a proactive approach to security: All organisations are looking to lower their risk when it comes to Cyber threats, but increasingly need to have faster incident response and containment. The question becomes one of how can you embrace technological change while minimising IT risks? Are you looking to meet compliance regulations and audit requirements, but also improve efficiency and productivity of your IT staff? Join us to understand how talking a different approach and shifting your investment may enable to you respond faster but importantly give you better awareness.

Mike Smart at Symantec and Charles Kolodgy (IDC), Research Vice President for Security Products Service

Join Mike Smart at Symantec and Charles Kolodgy, Research Vice President for IDC's Security Products Service on this interview-style webinar to hear about how the industry needs to evolve endpoints and identities to embrace evolution and flexible working as well as defend off increasingly complex attacks. In this session there is a twist! – you, the audience will have control over the topics we’ll choose to discuss! To conclude this session, we’ll be hearing from Charles on his view of what the future holds!

The world has changed. The increasing digitization of our personal & business lives is driving an evolution in cyber threats never seen before while forcing our relentless focus on prevention to be modified to one of resilience. This webinar explores the evolution of cyber threats across the emerging spectrum of digital interactions for businesses, governments and consumers and highlights both the human and technology shifts we need to make to not only prevent threats but become more cyber resilient in our digitally connected worlds.

The data explosion is a given, but the increase in rules and regulation are driving compliance and governance requirements and the traditional view of archiving and backup need to be refined – just adding storage is not the solution; a better approach to information life cycle management is.

Join David Moseley & Arjan Van Proosdij as they discuss methods and share top tips for accelerating your agility and innovation when dealing with your archiving and backup solutions.

Per Hellqvist is one of Symantec’s security experts. He has broad experience and knowledge around IT-security and issues. His specialty is mobile security, malicious code – virus, Trojan and worms in specific. He is also a trend analysis of security and is very interested in what is going on in cryptography.
Per has become a well-known profile and spokesperson within virus and IT-security. He writes articles, speaks at seminars and conferences for journalists, industries and organizations. Per Hellqvist is also the initiator of the Swedish virus list, an independent and up-to-date statistic, where he once a week report on the most frequent viruses in the Swedish companies. Per is also the only Swedish person to report Swedish virus status to The Wild List Organization.

Mobility is still one of the top trends for the business. How can you balance the risks with the rewards that it brings to the business? In this Panel session you will hear Symantec discuss emerging mobile trends, the need for trust and identity in the mobile application development space and how business can develop and deliver secure applications to their users and customers.

The traditional datacenter landscape has changed forever, leaving infrastructure abstracted and virtualised, delivered as a service. We’re seeing virtualisation extend well beyond just computing, with storage and network virtualisation quickly becoming the norm for most organisations.
This model holds true regardless of whether the infrastructure resides internally or in the cloud. Dependency on physical hardware is being eliminated as software manages everything, increasing flexibility and agility. As infrastructure becomes highly virtualised and moves toward the private cloud, traditional IT resources need to evolve or risk becoming irrelevant.
If achieving an agile data center requires elastic infrastructure, service-model delivery, and the application of IT intelligence,
how does Symantec help advance these objectives? By taking each one of these goals individually, we can better understand
Symantec’s role in building an agile data center by:

Symantec Corporation Symantec helps consumers and organizations secure and manage their information-driven world. Our software and services protect against more risks at more points, more completely and efficiently, enabling confidence wherever information is used or stored. Our presenters usually are combined with a customer, analyst or partner. We plan to run 2 webcasts a month and they are targeted to the software security professional.